
Quarterly Focus: Middle East mediation
Robert Li
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The advent of the Singapore Convention in 2020 partly explains the raft of new laws governing mediation in the Middle East, which should position the region well for the future.
Recent years have seen mediation enjoying a higher profile in the Middle East, with new laws being proposed and enacted in the region to support alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Qatar was one of the first in the region to ratify international enforcement related to mediation, and Saudi Arabia’s draft law m
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